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OPERATION MANUAL
CENTRAL REMOTE CONTROLLER
KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
UTY-DCGYZ2
UTY-DCGGZ2
[Original instructions]
PART NO. 9378379244
Contents
1. INTRODUCTION
1-1. Safety Precautions .......................... 4
1-2. System Outlines ............................... 5
1-2-1. Features of This System ................................ 5
1-2-2. Remote Controller Group and
Address Setting .............................................. 6
1-3. System Configuration
1-4. General Usage
.................................. 8
1-4-1. Name of Part .................................................. 8
1-4-2. General Screen Specification ......................... 9
1-5. Initial Setting
.................................. 12
2. CONTROL
2-1. Monitoring Screen
2-1-1. Change Items Setting................................... 17
2-2. Operation Setting
........................... 17
2-2-1. Batch Setting ................................................ 17
2-2-2. Individual Setting .......................................... 18
2-3. Schedule Setting
............................ 21
2-3-1. Schedule Detail Setting ................................ 21
2-3-2. Timer Detail Setting ...................................... 23
2-3-3. Batch Day Off ............................................... 25
3. SETTING
3-1. Group Setting
................................. 27
3-1-1. R.C.G Rename............................................. 27
3-1-2. Group Setting ............................................... 28
3-2. Preference ...................................... 29
3-2-1. Backlight Setting .......................................... 29
3-2-2. Panel Calibration .......................................... 29
3-2-3. Sound Setting............................................... 30
3-2-4. Date Setting ................................................. 30
3-2-5. Password Setting ......................................... 32
3-3. Maintenance ................................... 33
3-3-1. Error History ................................................. 33
3-3-2. Display Sensor Values ................................. 33
3-3-3. Information ................................................... 34
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3-4. Installer Setting
.............................. 35
3-4-1. Language Setting ......................................... 35
3-4-2. Central Controller Address Setting ............... 35
3-4-3. Indoor Unit Registration .............................. 36
3-4-4. Temp. Unit Setting ........................................ 38
3-4-5. Pressure Unit Setting ................................... 38
3-4-6. Remote Setting ............................................ 39
3-4-7. External Input Setting ................................... 40
3-4-8. Mail Setting .................................................. 41
3-4-9. Timer Setting ................................................ 42
3-4-10. Initialization .................................................. 43
4. REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION
4-1. Remote Operation Setting
4-2. Monitor ............................................ 45
4-2-1. Monitoring screen......................................... 45
4-2-2. Operaion ...................................................... 46
4-2-3. Individual air flow .......................................... 47
4-3. Change Password
4-4. Unit display order .......................... 47
4-5. Environment Setting
4-6. Account Setting
............................. 48
5. TROUBLESHOOTING
5-1. Error ................................................ 49
5-2. Emergency Stop
............................ 50
5-2-2. When a signal is received from
VRF system.................................................. 50
5-3. Error Code ...................................... 50
6. SPECIFICATIONS
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1. INTRODUCTION
1-1. Safety Precautions
● The “Safety Precautions” indicated in the manual contain important information pertaining to your safety.
Be sure to observe them.
● For details of the operation methods, refer to the manual.
● Request the user to keep the manual on hand for future use, such as for relocating or repairing the unit.
WARNING
This mark indicates procedures which, if improperly performed, might lead to the death or serious injury of the user.
• In the event of a malfunction (burning smell, etc.), immediately stop operation, turn off the electrical breaker, and consult authorized service personnel.
• Do not repair or modify any damaged cable by yourself. Let the authorized service personnel to do it.
Improper work will cause an electric shock or a fire.
• When moving, consult authorized service personnel for uninstallation and installation of this unit.
• When disposing, consult an authorized service representative.
• When disposing of the product is used, be based on national regulations, properly processed.
• Do not touch with wet hands. It may cause an electric shock.
• If children may approach the unit, take preventive measures so that they cannot reach the unit.
• Do not repair or modify by yourself. It may cause a fault or accident.
• Do not use flammable gases near the unit. It may cause a fire from leaking gas.
CAUTION
This mark indicates procedures which, if improperly performed, might possibly result in personal harm to the user or damage to property.
• Do not set vessels containing a liquid on this unit.
Doing so will cause heating, fire or electric shock.
• Do not expose this unit directly to water. Doing so will cause trouble, electric shock or heating.
• Dispose of the packing materials safely. Tear and dispose of the plastic packing bags so that children cannot play with them. There is the danger of suffocation if children play with the original plastic bags.
• Do not place electrical devices within 1 meter of this unit. It may cause malfunction or failure.
• Do not use fire near this unit or place a heating apparatus nearby. It may cause malfunction.
• Do not touch the switches with sharp objects. Doing so will cause injury, trouble, or electric shock.
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons
(including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
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1-2. System Outlines
1-2-1. Features of This System
• This Central remote controller is a management device to perform the centralized control of VRF2 system. This Central remote controller can control 100 indoor units and 100 outdoor units. (hereafter called “this controller”)
• This controller can monitor the air conditioners (indoor units and outdoor units) by acquiring their sensor value.
• The batch operation / batch stop signal or emergency stop signal can be input by external input. Or operation/stop status signal or abnormal/normal status signal can be output by external output.
• This controller can be controlled remotely using tablet, etc. by the remote connection of wired LAN.
E
A
Operation / Stop status signal output
Abnormal / normal status signal output
Batch operation / stop signal input
Emergency stop signal input
Operation / abnormal display equipment, building central monitoring equipment, etc.
Forced stop button, fire-alarm system, etc.
B
Outdoor units
Indoor units
Tablet Smartphone
Remote monitoring / operation
•ON/OFF
•Operation mode
•Set temperature, etc.
Firewall
Router
External input and output (Di/Do)
Central remote controller
Multi languages import
F
Wired LAN
C
Indoor units
Name
B VRF System
C Central remote controller:
D Refrigerant system
E Remote control operation
F Language importance
D
Description
External input from general-purpose equipment to VRF system (batch operation/stop, emergency stop) is enabled. Or external output from VRF system to general-purpose equipment (operation/stop signal, normal/ abnormal signal) is also enabled.
This is all of the indoor units, outdoor unit as well as those of relevant control equipment (Central remote controller, standard remote controllers) that are connected with the same transmission cable.
The Central remote controller is a remote controller that allows centralized control of multiple indoor units. A Central remote controller can control the operation of the indoor units and timers in 3 units: All, Group and
Individual. Moreover, 1 Central remote controller can control up to 100 indoor units and 16 groups.
This is a system that is composed of indoor units, outdoor unit as well as those of relevant control equipment. All of the units and the equipment are connected with pipes with the same refrigerant.
This controller can be controlled remotely using tablet, etc. by the remote connection of wired LAN. For details, refer to Chap. 4 .
• Standard installed languages (12 languages): English, Spanish,
German, French, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, Turkish, Polish, Greek,
Dutch, and Simplified Chinese
• Custom language (one language): One language other than the above can be imported remotely. For the addition of custom language, contact the service department.
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1-2-2.
Remote Controller Group and Address Setting
Address setting to this controller is required to assign the air conditioners with remote controller group.
Address is set automatically or manually for each refrigerant system.
Name
G Refrigerant system address (0-99):
H Indoor unit address (00 - 63):
J Remote controller address (0-15):
K R.C.G. address:
Description
This is the ID individually assigned to each refrigerant system and is used for control.
This is the ID individually assigned to each indoor unit and is used for control.
This is the group of indoor units that have been connected with remote controller cable, or single indoor unit.
Remote controller group (R.C.G.) address is made up of the refrigerant system address and the indoor unit address of indoor unit with remote controller address “0”.
(Hereafter Remote controller group is called “R.C.G.”)
Example) Refrigerant system address=00
K
G
H
J
00 00 0 00 01 1 00 02 2 00 03 0
00
00
G
00
Refrigerant system address=01
K
01 00 0 01 01 1 01 02 2 01 03 0
01
01
G
01
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1-3.
System Configuration
Monitoring screen
The air conditioner operating status can be monitored, set, and controlled.
Operation system
→ Refer to Chap. 2 .
Batch Setting
Individual Setting
Schedule Setting
Master setting system
→ Refer to Chap. 3.
Menu Select screen
(1) Group Setting
(2) Preference
(3) Maintenance
(4) Installer Setting
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1-4.
General Usage
This controller screens are all the touch panel display. Tap the screen to select the function.
LCD
(When tapped, LCD lights up. → Refer to 3-2-1 .
LED
(LED lights up green when the power is on.)
■
Features of screen input
• From main screen, you can access to desired setting screen by simple operation.
• When setting at small pop-up display in this controller, you can set while checking the information of the screen behind pop-up.
1-4-1. Name of Part
■
Main screen
Left menu
(Always display) Group or R.C.G. button
Group scroll button
Group expansion cancel button
R.C.G. scroll button
Menu button
■
Other sample screen
Icon
Button
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1-4-2.
General Screen Specification
■
Button
The functions such as [OK] and [Cancel] are buttonged.
[OK]
[Cancel]
[Reset]
[Close]
[End]
Continues the appropriate process.
Cancels the process and closes the current screen.
Returns the changed item to the initial value.
Closes the current screen .
Ends the process and closes the pop-up.
■
Icon
The functions such as [Delete] and [Copy] are iconized.
Icon Description
Deletes the currently displayed setting.
Copies the currently displayed setting.
Adds the new timer. However, when the number of settings reaches the upper limit, this button is disabled.
Deletes the selected line.
Copies the selected line.
Adds the new line. However, when the number of settings reaches the upper limit, this button is disabled.
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■
Pop-up screen
When the pop-up function is displayed, only the pop-up function which appears finally can be operated and other functions arranged in the screen cannot be operated.
When the buttons are not displayed on the pop-up screen
When other screen is operated or 20 seconds passes after display, pop-up display is closed.
However, the following cases are excluded.
● The setting menu (open mode) is not closed even when other screens are operated. The menu is closed after 20 minutes passes.
● The left menu of monitoring screen is not closed even when other screen is operated or 20 minutes passes.
● The pop-up with display releasing condition continues to display until the condition is satisfied. (For example, the pop-up display notifying that VRF system is in a special state is not closed until the special state is released.)
(Sample screen)
■
Menu button
Menu Button
Close mode
When the Menu button is tapped, the Menu screen is displayed.
Open mode
The Menu screen is displayed and Setting menu can be selected. When tapped again, the Menu returns to the Close mode.
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■
Keyboard input
Input the alphameric characters or Russian characters. (Keyboard is used for LAN setting or mail address setting.)
(Keyboard sample)
■
Screen explanation
The items in the screen image are numbered and they are explained in the following table.
* For the general buttons such as [OK], [Cancel], etc., the explanations are omitted in the table.
(Sample) Group setting
6 3
4
5
7 7
No.
Group name
Item
[Delete] icon
3 [New] icon
4 “Registered”
5 R.C.G. list
6 Group switch-over button
7 R.C.G. scroll buttons
Description
Registers the group name. (Max. 13 characters) Up to 50 groups can be registered.
Deletes the group. When there is no group after deletion, “There is no group to display.” is displayed.
Adds the group. When the number of registered groups reaches 50, this button is disabled.
Indicates that the R.C.G. is already selected by other groups.
When selected, checkbox is checked. Up to 100 R.C.G. can be registered for one group.
Switches over the displayed group.
The right and left scroll buttons are displayed when R.C.G. are more than 25.
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1-5.
Initial Setting
After Central remote controller installation work is complete, perform initial setting by the following procedure before starting to use the system.
Note
If the power is turned off within 5 minutes of finishing the settings, the settings may not be saved.
Turn on the power
(Breaker ON)
Initial setting start
Only when the power is turned on for the first time or immediately after initialization is set, the following wizard are displayed in wizard format.
Perform the settings.
(1) Language Setting→ Refer to 3-4-1(4).
(2) Panel Calibration→ Refer to 3-2-2(4).
(3) Central Controller Address Setting→ Refer to 3-4-2(4).
(4)
Indoor Unit Registration→3-4-3-1 Address Number Registration .
(5) Date Setting→ Refer to 3-2-4-1, 3-2-4-2.
Monitoring screen is displayed. Perform the settings as necessary.
→ Refer to
Chap. 3.
Initial setting end
Operation start
(Refer to Chap. 2.)
Air conditioning starts on the Monitoring screen.
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6
7
2. CONTROL
2-1.
Monitoring Screen
The following two modes are available for Monitoring screen.
(1) Monitoring point display: For the registered group, operation status can be checked or set in any of 6 groups or 12 groups display.
(2) 50 units display: For the registered R.C.G., operation status of 50 units can be checked or set by default.
(1) Monitoring point display
The number of displayed groups can be selected from 2 modes of 6 groups and 12 groups. The sample below is the screen of 6 groups display.
9 3
4
8
• When the triangle mark on the bottom-right corner is tapped, the R.C.G. belonging to the group are displayed.
• When the R.C.G. are expanded, the bottom-right corner of square seems to be folded.
R.C.G. are expanded in dotted line. (R.C.G. belonging to the tapped group are displayed.)
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No.
All R.C.G. On/Off
Item
Special state display
3 Date
4 Error display
5
[Schedule] icon
6 [Change Items] icon
7 Display switch-over
8 Menu button
9 Group display
Group name
Group operation status
Group expansion
Group scroll button
R.C.G. display
R.C.G. name
R.C.G. operation status
R.C.G. scroll button
Description
When the password setting is valid, input the password after selecting the process in the followings.
“All ON”: Sets all R.C.G. registered to this controller to ON collectively.
The operation of all R.C.G. is turned On or Off collectively. →
“Detail”: Sets the operation contents in details. →
On/Off icon: Colorfully indicates the ratio of operation On status for the number of registered R.C.G..
Green: Operation On status, Gray: Operation Off status
Only when even one registered indoor unit or outdoor unit is in the following special state, the icon is displayed.
Icon State
Refrigerant leakage
Emergency stop
Maintenance mode / Bus priority
Displays the date and time.
When even one unit is abnormal in the registered indoor units or outdoor units, [Error] icon is displayed.
Displays error information as follows:
• “Error Code”: Displays the error code.
• “Address”: Displays the address of the unit where an error occurs.
• “Model Name”: Displays the model name of the unit where an error occurs.
• Model Name: Displays as follows:
Outdoor unit: Outdoor Unit
Indoor unit: Group name or R.C.G. name
This controller: Central Controller
Displays the operation schedule setting screen. →
.
Sets the contents to be displayed on the screen. → Refer to 2-1-1
.
Switches over between the monitoring point display and 50 units display alternately.
Displays the Setting Menu screen by tapping this button which is always displayed. → Refer to Chap. 3 .
Displays the groups which were already set. Displays the group operation status. →
.
Display the group name.
Sets the operation contents of the tapped group. → Refer to 2-2-2 .
Expands the R.C.G. registered to the group by tapping.
When the number of registered groups exceeds the maximum display limit, the right and left scroll buttons are displayed.
Displays the R.C.G. registered to the group. (The registered R.C.G. are displayed from left to right and from the top in ascending order of system
No. and unit No.)
Displays the R.C.G. name.
Displays the R.C.G. operation status. →
Sets the R.C.G. operation contents. →
When the number of registered R.C.G. exceeds the maximum display limit, the right and left scroll buttons are displayed.
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(2) 50 units display
9
to 8 are the same as the monitoring point display mode.
No.
9
R.C.G. display
Item
R.C.G. name
R.C.G. operation status
R.C.G. scroll buttons
Description
Displays the registered R.C.G..
Displays the R.C.G. name.
Checks and sets the R.C.G. operation status. →
When the number of R.C.G. exceeds 50, the right and left scroll buttons are displayed.
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[Table 1] Operation status
The set items are displayed at operation status.→ Refer to 2-1-1
.
Color Icon Operation status
Light blue The operations of groups and R.C.G. are “Cool” or “Dry”.
Pink The operations of groups and R.C.G. are “Heat”.
Purple
Rainbow
Gray
Yellow
―
The operations of groups and R.C.G. are “Fan”, “Auto”, or “Custom Auto”.
The operation modes of groups are mixed.
The operations of all groups and R.C.G. are stopped.
Even one unit of groups or R.C.G. is on a test operation. (Displayed regardless of operation mode)
The icons of “R.C. prohibition”, “Temp. upper and lower limit”, and “Schedule” are displayed when “Management Status” is checked.→
When the room temperature is out of the room temperature sensor range, the
icon of over upper limit or below lower limit is displayed.→ Refer to 2-1-1
.
When the “Room Temp.” in the “Operation Status” is checked, the icon of the
room temperature is displayed. → Refer to 2-1-1
.
: Room temperature detected by wired remote controller or option sensor
: Room temperature detected by indoor unit sensor (Room temperature may be different from the actual room temperature. When this icon is displayed, room temperature is just for reference only. )
• When refrigerant leak, error, mismatch mode, or filter sign occurs at even one unit, the icon is displayed.
• When refrigerant leak and error occur at the same time, refrigerant leak is displayed preferentially.
Display icon
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2-1-1.
Change Items Setting
3
No.
Item
“Management Status” display
“Operation Status” selection
3
“Group Icon” size
Description
When checkbox is checked, the icons of “R.C. prohibition”, “Temp. upper and lower limit”, and “Schedule” are displayed on the group. The display switches to normal icon display automatically 12 seconds after the scroll button, etc. is tapped.→
Switches between enabled and disabled state of the display by checkbox.
Up to 2 items of “Mode”, “Room Temp.”, “Set Temp.” can be enabled. All items cannot be disabled. When one of “Room Temp.” or “Set Temp.” is enabled or both of “Room Temp.” and “Set Temp.” are enabled, “Temp.
Unit” can be enabled.→ Refer to [Table 1]
.
Wired remote controller must be connected to the indoor unit to display
“Room temp.”.
Sets the group icon size to be displayed. [Initial value: Auto]
“Auto”: When the number of registered group is 6 or less, icons are large.
When it is 7 or more, icons are small.
“Large”: Icons are large. (maximum number of display group: 6)
“Small”: Icons are small. (maximum number of display group: 12)
2-2.
Operation Setting
Perform the operation setting for the group or R.C.G. registered to this controller.
(1) Batch setting: Performs the same setting to all R.C.G. registered to this controller.
(2) Individual setting: Performs the individual setting for the tapped group or R.C.G..
When the password is set at start-up, enter the password. ( Refer to 3-2-5 .)
2-2-1.
Batch Setting
3
(1) Tap the following item.
No.
Item
“On”
“Off”
3 “Detail”
Description
Sets all R.C.G. to ON collectively.
Sets all R.C.G. to OFF collectively.
Sets the details of batch operation. The screen is the same as the individual
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2-2-2.
Individual Setting
5
6
4
9
7
3
8
No.
Item
“Group name” / “R.C.G. name”
Selects “Group name” to be set.
Description
For Batch setting, “All Indoor Units” is displayed.
When the currently displayed group or R.C.G. is in a special state, icon is displayed.
• Displayed states when even one unit is in a special state
Icon State Icon State
Emergency stop Mismatch mode
Maintenance mode Master controlled
“Special State”
Refrigerant leakage Test operation
Error
Defrost
Pump down
Auxiliary power supply
Oil recovery ― ―
3 “Room Temp.”
4 “On/Off”
5 “Mode”
6 “Set Temp.”
7
“Set Temp. (Custom Auto)” “Cool”*
8 “Set Temp. (Custom Auto)” “Heat”*
9
“Fan Speed”
“Air Flow Direction”
“Anti Freeze”
“Economy”
“Temp. Limit”
“Filter Sign”
“R.C. Prohibition”
“Human Sensor”
Group / R.C.G. switch-over button
• Displayed state when all units are in a special state
Managed unit (when all indoor units are not master indoor unit, and master unit is managed or outdoor unit is managed)
Displays the room temperature.
Selects “On” or “Off” for operation state.
Selects the mode. (“Auto”, “Cool”, “Dry”, “Fan” and “Heat”. Selectable mode depends on the indoor unit)
Selects the “Set Temp.” with 0.5ºC (1ºF) in units. (except when “Fan” or
“Off” is selected)
Selects the “Set Temp.” during “Cool” operation and the “Set Temp.” during “Heat” operation when operation mode is “Custom Auto”. (Applied indoor unit and non-applied outdoor unit cannot bemixed.)
Sets “Fan Speed”.
“Auto”, “High”, “Med-High”, “Med”, “Med-Low”, “Low”, “Quiet”
Sets “Air Flow Direction”. → Refer to 2-2-2-1
.
Sets “Anti Freeze” operation. Select “On” or “Off”.
Sets “Economy” operation. Select “On” or “Off”.
Sets “Temp. Limit”. →
.
Resets “Filter Sign”. (Operation accumulated time is reset.)
Sets “R.C. Prohibition”. →
Sets “Human Sensor”. →
.
Switches over between group display and R.C.G. display.
* “Set temp.” is displayed only when a unit with Custom Auto function is registered.
Note
Custom Auto:
Set the set temperature for cooling and the set temperature for heating separately. During the Custom Auto mode operation, when the room temperature exceeds the set temperature for cooling, the cooling operation is performed, and when the room temperature falls below the set temperature for heating, the heating operation is performed. (It can be used only when the setting of the indoor unit compatible with this function is valid.)
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2-2-2-1.
Vertical and Horizontal Airflow Direction Setting
Set the vertical and horizontal airflow direction.
5
4
3
6
7
No.
Item
Vertical airflow direction selection
Vertical airflow direction swing
3 Horizontal airflow direction selection
4
Horizontal airflow direction swing
5
Individual airflow direction monitoring control display
6 [Reset] button
7 [individual] button
Description
Selects the airflow direction by tapping.
Sets the vertical airflow direction to [Swing].
Selects the airflow direction by tapping.
Sets the horizontal airflow direction to [Swing].
Displays “SET” when individual airflow direction is set.
Resets individual airflow direction setting.
Sets the individual airflow direction setting.
6
3
4
7
9
4
8
5
No.
Item
R.C.Group selection
Indoor unit selection
3 Individual setting state
4 Indoor unit list scroll button
5
Comfortable airflow control
6 Airflow direction position selection
7 Vertical airflow direction selection
8
Vertical airflow direction swing
9 Horizontal airflow direction selection
Horizontal airflow direction swing
[Reset] button
[Send]button
[Close]button
Description
Displays the selectable R.C.G. list.
Selects the Indoor unit by tapping.
When individual airflow is set, “Set” is displayed.
Displays the scroll button to switch the Indoor unit list by one item.
Sets the comfortable airflow control. (When the selected indoor unit does not have the comfortable airflow control setting, this item is not displayed.)
Selects the airflow direction position.
Selects the airflow direction by tapping.
Sets the vertical airflow direction to [Swing].
Selects the airflow direction by tapping.
Sets the horizontal airflow direction to [Swing].
Resets airflow direction setting.
Sends the setting to indoor unit. (Sending for each indoor unit is required.)
Closes the current screen.
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2-2-2-2.
Temperature Upper and Lower Limit Setting
Set the temperature upper and lower limit setting of “Auto”, “Cool/Dry”, and “Heat”.
3
4
5
6
7
No.
3
4
5
6
7
Item
Set temperature “Enable” / “Disable”
“Auto” upper limit
“Auto” lower limit
“Cool/Dry” upper limit
“Cool/Dry” lower limit
“Heat” upper limit
“Heat” lower limit
Description
Sets “Enable” or “Disable” of upper and lower limit setting. Select from
“Enable” or “Disable”.
Sets the “Auto” upper limit with 0.5ºC (1ºF) increments.
Range: 18.0 to 30.0ºC (64 to 88ºF)
Sets the “Auto” lower limit with 0.5ºC (1ºF) increments.
Range: 18.0 to 30.0ºC (64 to 88ºF)
Sets the “Cool/Dry” upper limit with 0.5ºC (1ºF) increments.
Range: 18.0 to 32.0ºC (64 to 91ºF)
Sets the “Cool/Dry” lower limit with 0.5ºC (1ºF) increments.
Range: 18.0 to 32.0ºC (64 to 91ºF)
Sets the “Heat” upper limit with 0.5ºC (1ºF) increments.
Range: 10.0 to 30.0ºC (48 to 88ºF)
Sets the “Heat” lower limit with 0.5ºC (1ºF) increments.
Range: 10.0 to 30.0ºC (48 to 88ºF)
* The temperature upper and lower limit that can be set may differ depending on the registered indoor unit.
2-2-2-3.
Remote Controller Prohibition Setting
Set the prohibited operations of remote controller.
No.
Selected status
Item Description
Switches between enabled and disabled state by checking the checkbox.
(When checked, the setting is prohibited.)
“All”, “On/Off”, “On”, “Mode”, “Temp”, “Timer”, and “Filter Reset” can be set to prohibited state.
When “All” is checked, other checkboxes are disabled.
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2-2-2-4.
Human Sensor Setting
Sets enabled or disabled state of “Human sensor” function.
3
After human is not detected and the set time has passed, when “Auto
Save”operation or “Auto On/Off” operation starts actually, “Operating” is displayed at
“Auto Save” or “Auto On/Off”.
4 5
No.
“Auto Save” enabled/disabled
“Auto On/Off” enabled/disabled
3 “Auto Off” enabled/disabled
4
[Cancel] button
5 [OK] button
Item Description
Sets enabled or disabled state of “Auto Save”. When “Auto Save” is enabled, select the set time from 15, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, and 180 minutes.
To disable “Auto Save”, select “Disable”.
Sets enabled or disabled state of “Auto On/Off”. When “Auto On/Off” is enabled, select the set time from 15, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, and 180 minutes.
To disable “Auto On/Off”, select “Disable”.
Sets enabled or disabled state of “Auto Off”. When “Auto Off” is enabled, select the set time from 1 to 24 hours (with one-hour increment) To disable
“Auto Off”, select “Disable”.
Cancels the input.
Determines the input.
2-3.
Schedule Setting
When the password is set at start-up, enter the password. ( Refer to 3-2-5 .)
(2)
(1) Tap the [Schedule] icon of left menu on the monitoring screen.
(1) (2) Tap [Create New Schedule] or schedule name. The pop-up of schedule detail setting is displayed.
(When the schedule is not set, [Create New Schedule] is displayed. If the schedule is already registered, the name is displayed.)
2-3-1.
Schedule Detail Setting
Set the details of schedule.
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No.
Item
“Enable” / “Disable” display
Schedule name
3 [Delete] icon
4 [Copy] icon
5 [New] icon
6 Day of week
7 Setting timer
8 Schedule switch-over button
9
Registered group
[Timer Edit] button
2-3-1-1. Group Selection
Set the groups to be controlled.
Description
Sets “Enable” or “Disable” for the registered schedule.
Registers the schedule name. (Max. 13 characters) Up to 20 schedules can be registered.
The names can be input using keyboard and they can also be selected from the fixed form phrase.
¡ Input candidate:
“Floor” / “Corridor” / “Whole” / “Hall” / “Office” / “Conf room” / “Receipt room” / “Restaurant” / “Café” / “Lounge” / “Kitchen” / “Store” / “Stock room”
/ “Classroom” / “Reception” / “Entrance” / “Control room” / “Guest room”
/ “Room no.” / “Locker room” / “Summer set” / “Winter set” / “Weekday” /
“Holiday”
* When the simplified Chinese is set at Language Setting, the candidates are different.
Deletes the currently displayed schedule.
Newly creates the same schedule as the setting schedules at the end of the existing schedules and displays the new creation screen.
Creates the new schedule at the end of the existing schedules and displays the new creation screen.
Switches the timer to be set to the day of week. “Create new timer”, “Day
Off”, “Deregister”, and registered timer can be selected.
Displays the setting timer name.
When not set, this column is blank. When Day off is set, “Day off” is displayed.
Switches over the displayed schedule.
Sets the groups to be controlled. →
.
Selects the new timer and registered timer and sets the details. →
No.
Item
Group
R.C.G. display button
Description
Selects the groups to be registered. When selected, the checkbox is checked.
Displays the R.C.G. registered to the group.
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2-3-2.
Timer Detail Setting
Set the details of timer setting.
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3 4
5 6 7
(When [Select (Delete)] is selected)
(1) Select the timer you want to delete.
Note
When you try to delete the timer setting to the schedule, “This timer setting cannot be deleted because it is used for the schedule setting as well.” is displayed.
(When [Select (Copy)] is selected)
(1) Select the timer you want to copy.
Timer is added.
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No.
3
4
5 [Select (Delete)] icon
6
[Select (Copy)] icon
7
[New] icon
[New] icon
8 “Time”
9
“On”/“Off”
Timer name
[Delete] icon
[Copy] icon
“Mode”
“Set Temp.”
“Custom Auto (Cool)”*
“Custom Auto (Heat)”*
“Fan”
Item
“RC Prohibition”
Timer switch-over button
Timer list scroll button (page feed)
Timer list scroll button
Time▲
Description
Displays the timer name. The timer names are Timer 1 to 40. The smallest unregistered number at new creation is used for the timer name.
Deletes the currently displayed timer.
Copies the setting timer and creates the timer at the smallest unregistered number of 1 to 40 and shifts to the new creation screen.
Creates the new timer at the smallest unregistered number of 1 to 40 and shifts to the new creation screen.
Enters the delete selection mode.
Enters the copy selection mode.
Adds the list at the end of timer list. The list number is the smallest number of 1 to 10 which is not listed.
Sets the timer time. → Refer to 2-3-2-1
.
Selects “On” or “Off”. Cancels the change by selecting “Reset”.
Selects the mode. (“Auto”, “Cool”, “Dry”, “Fan” and “Heat”. Selectable mode depends on the indoor unit)
Deletes the change by selecting “Reset”.
Selects the “Set Temp.” with 0.5ºC (1ºF) in units. (except when “Fan” or
“Off” is selected)
Selects the “Set Temp.” during “Cool” operation and the “Set Temp.” during “Heat” operation when operation mode is “Custom Auto”. (Applied indoor unit and non-applied outdoor unit cannot be mixed.)
Selects fan speed. “Auto”, “High”, “Med-High”, “Med”, “Med-Low”, “Low”,
“Quiet”
Sets “R.C. Prohibition”. →
Switches over the displayed timer.
Displays the scroll button to switch the timer list page.
Displays the scroll button to switch the timer list by one item.
Rearranges the list in time order when
* Displays only when a unit with “Custom Auto” function is registered.
8 “Time” is tapped.
2-3-2-1.
Timer Time Setting
Set the time of timer.
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No.
Hour
Minute
3 “AM” / “PM”
Item
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Description
Selects the set time (hour) of timer. When selected, the time is checked.
Selects the set time (minute) of timer. When selected, the time is checked.
Selects the set time (“AM” / “PM”) of timer. When selected, “AM” or “PM” is checked.
2-3-3. Batch Day Off
Set the selected day of week to Day off collectively for all schedules.
Day off: Disables the schedule operation of the setting day of week. After the setting day of week (after next day of the setting day of week), disabled schedule setting of the corresponding day of week is reset.
(Example) When Day off is set to Monday
After Day off setting is determined, Day off is enabled until next Monday. (Monday schedule is disabled.) On Tuesday, the
Day off setting of Monday is reset. (The disabled schedule is reset and the setting returns to its original state.)
(1) Tap the [Schedule].
(2) Tap the [Day Off All].
(2)
(1)
(3) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
Item
Day of week
Description
Selects the day of week to be set to “Day off”. When selected, checkbox is checked.
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3. SETTING
Set the required basic settings to use this controller. Tap the Menu button and select the menu you want to set. Perform the setting according to the pop-up.
Menu button
Menu
3 4
No.
3
Menu
“Group Setting”
“Preference”
“Maintenance”
4
“Installer Setting”
Seq
1
Submenu
“Create New Group”
1 “Backlight Setting”
2 “Panel Calibration”
3 “Sound Setting”
4
5
1
“Date Setting”
“Password Setting”
“Error History”
Description
Sets grouping, group name operated from this controller.
Sets the backlight of screen.
Calibrates the touch panel position.
Sets the Beep sound.
Sets the date and time.
Sets the passwords.
Displays the error history.
2 “Display Sensor Values” Displays the sensor values.
3 “Information” Displays the version information.
1
2
“Language Setting”
“Central controller
Address Setting”
Sets the languages.
Sets the Central Controller address.
3 “Indoor Unit Registration” Registers the indoor unit.
4 “Temp. Unit Setting” Sets the temp. unit.
5 “Pressure Unit Setting” Sets the pressure unit.
6 “Remote Setting” Sets the remote operation.
7 “External Input Setting” Sets the external input.
8 “Mail Setting” Performs the mail setting.
9 “Timer Setting”
10 “Initialization”
Sets the timer.
Performs the initialization.
Chap. No.
3-1-1
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3-1.
Group Setting
When the password is set at start-up, enter the password. (
.)
3-1-1. R.C.G Rename
Change the R.C.G. name.
(3)
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Group Setting].
(3) Tap the [R.C.G Rename].
(1)
(2)
(4) Tap the R.C.G. to change the name.
(4)
(5)
(5) The names can be input using keyboard and they can also be selected from the fi xed form phrase.
(6) Tap the [OK] button
(6)
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3-1-2.
Group Setting
Perform the group registration to combine the R.C.G. registered to this controller.
* One group including all indoor units (R.C.G.) registered by scanning is created at initial setting.
(3)
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Group Setting].
(3) Tap the [Create New Group] or group name.
(1)
(2)
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(4) Register the group name and select the R.C.G. for each group. (The R.C.G. selected by other groups can be selected redundantly.)
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7
(5) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
Item
Group name
[Delete] icon
3
[New] icon
4 “Registered”
5 R.C.G. list
6 Group switch-over button
7 R.C.G. scroll buttons
Description
Registers the group name. (Max. 13 characters) Up to 50 groups can be registered.
The names can be input using keyboard and they can also be selected from the fixed form phrase.
Deletes the group. When there is no group after deletion, “There is no group to display.” is displayed.
Adds the group. When the number of registered groups reaches 50, this button is disabled.
Indicates that the R.C.G. is already selected by other groups.
When selected, checkbox is checked. Up to 100 R.C.G. can be registered for one group.
Switches over the displayed group.
The right and left scroll buttons are displayed when R.C.G. are more than
25.
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3-2. Preference
When the password is set at start-up, enter the password. (
.)
3-2-1.
Backlight Setting
Arrange the LCD backlight.
(3)
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Preference].
(3) Tap the [Backlight Setting].
(1)
(2)
3
(4) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
3
Item
“Automatic Off
Time”
“Brightness”
“Screen lit while in error status”
Description
Sets the automatic light-off time.
[1 minute to 30 minutes]
Sets the brightness.
Dark 1↔2↔3 Bright
Selects “Enable” or “Disable” of the setting for emergency light-on.
“Enable” / “Disable”
3-2-2. Panel Calibration
Calibrate the position of LCD panel.
The buttons on the touch panel operate normally by calibration.
Only procedure (4) is displayed at initial setting.
(3)
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Preference].
(3) Tap the [Panel Calibration].
(1)
(2)
(4) Tap the center of + marks which appear in turn at 5 places ( to 5 ).
Re-check Panel Calibration screen is displayed. Touch the 5 places again.
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3-2-3.
Sound Setting
Set the beep sound.
(3)
(1)
(2)
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Preference].
(3) Tap the [Sound Setting].
(4) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
Item
“Operation
Sound”
“Error Alarm
Sound”
Description
Sets the beep sound during operation.
“Enable” / “Disable”
Sets the beep sound on error.
“Enable” / “Disable”
3-2-4.
Date Setting
Perform the setting for date and time.
3-2-4-1 is displayed at initial setting.
(3)
(1)
(2)
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Preference].
(3) Tap the [Date Setting].
3
(4) Select the process from the submenu below.
No.
3
Item
“Display
Format Setting”
“Date and Time
Setting”
“System Clock
Adjustment”
Description
Sets the display format of date and time.
.
Sets the date and time of the system.
.
Performs the system clock adjustment.
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3-2-4-1.
Display Format Setting
Set the display format of date and time.
3-2-4-2.
Date and Time Setting
Set the date and time of the system.
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4
(1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
Item
“Date Format”
“Time Format”
Description
Selects from the followings.
“Day/Month/Year”
“Month/Day/Year”
“Year/Month/Day”
Selects from the followings.
12:00 - 11:59 AM/PM
00:00 - 11:59 AM/PM
00:00 - 23:59
(1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
3
4
“Date”
“Time”
Item
“Summer Time
Setting”
“Time Zone
Setting”
Description
Sets the system date. Tap the year, month, and day respectively. (*)
Sets the system time. Tap the hour and minute respectively. (*)
When summer time system is used, tap the [Enable].
In the displayed list as shown at the left figure, set the time zone of the area where this controller is installed.
* “Date” and “Time” are displayed in the format set at 3-2-4-1
.
3-2-4-3. System Clock Adjustment
Perform the system clock adjustment.
3
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(1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
Item Description
3
“Current time transmission”
“Clock
Adjustment
Schedule”
4
5
Day
Time
Transfers the current time.
Selects the clock adjustment schedule from “Daily” or “Weekly”.
Selects the day of week when “Weekly” is selected.
“Sun” / “Mon” / “Tue” / “Wed” / “Thu” /
“Fri” / “Sat”
Selects the time for clock adjustment.
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3-2-5.
Password Setting
Password can be set at program start-up to maintain confidentiality. [Initial value: 0000]
(1)
(2)
(3)
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Preference].
(3) Tap the [Password Setting].
Functions targeted by password setting
“Group setting”
“Preference”
“Maintenance”
“Installer setting”
“Schedule setting”
“Operation setting”
(4) Select the process from the submenu below.
No.
Item
“Change
Password”
“Change
Setting”
Description
Changes the password. [Initial value:
0000]
Changes the password setting.
3-2-5-1.
Change Password
(1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
Item
“Change
Password”
Description
Sets 4 to 8 digits password when it is set. (Enter the password twice.)
3-2-5-2.
Password Setting
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3
6
(1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
[Initial value: All “Enable”]
No.
Item Description
“Group Setting” “Enable” / “Disable”
“Preference” “Enable” / “Disable”
3
“Maintenance” “Enable” / “Disable”
4
5
6
“Installer
Setting”
“Schedule
Setting”
“Operation
Setting”
“Enable” / “Disable”
“Enable” / “Disable”
“Enable” / “Disable”
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3-3. Maintenance
Maintenance menus are available.
When the password is set at start-up, enter the password. (
.)
3-3-1. Error History
Error occurrence history can be checked.
[Up to 200 errors can be displayed at “Error History”. Error histories that exceed 200 are deleted from oldest history.]
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Maintenance].
(3) Tap the [Error History].
(3)
(1)
(2)
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(4) Error histories are displayed.
“No.”: Displayed in descending order of occurrence date and date.
“Date/Time”: Error occurrence date and time
3 “Name”: Units where an error occurs (One of “Indoor
Unit” • R.C.G. name, “Outdoor Unit”, and “Central
Controller”)
4 “Address”: Address of the units where an error occurs
“Indoor Unit”: Refrigerant system No. – Unit No.
– R.C.G. internal identification No.
“Outdoor Unit”: Refrigerant system No. - Unit
No.
“Central Controller”: Address of this controller
5 “Model name”: One of “Indoor Unit” (R.C.G. name),
“Outdoor Unit”, and “Central Controller”
6 “Error code”
7 [Erase All]: Erases all error histories.
3-3-2. Display Sensor Values
Monitor and display the sensor values of indoor unit and outdoor unit.
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Maintenance].
(3) Tap the [Display Sensor Values].
(3)
(1)
(2)
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(4) Select the unit whose sensor value is checked.
“Indoor Unit” / “Outdoor Unit”
(5) The screen of selected unit is displayed.
(Tap the [Close] button to exit.)
For “Indoor Unit”
First line: Refrigerant system No. – Unit No. – Remote controller address No.
Second line: Group name
Third line: R.C.G. name
For “Outdoor Unit”
Refrigerant system No. – Unit No.
3
(6) Sensor values of the tapped unit are displayed.
“Sensor Name”
“Value”
3 “Date&Time”
4 [Mail]:When the [Mail] button is tapped, “Send” screen is displayed and sensor value information is sent to the set mail
.
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3-3-3. Information
The version of this software and MAC Address are displayed.
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Maintenance].
(3) Tap the [Information].
(1)
(3)
(2)
(4) The version of this software and MAC Address are displayed.
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3-4.
Installer Setting
When the password is set at start-up, enter the password. (
.)
3-4-1.
Language Setting
Select the languages to be used on this controller.
Only procedure (4) is displayed at initial setting.
(4)
(1)
(3)
(2)
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Installer Setting].
(3) Tap the [Language Setting].
(4) Tap the language.
Language list
English
Español
Deutsch
Français
Italiano
Pycckий
Português
Türkçe
Język polski
Ελληνικά
Dutch
中文
3-4-2.
Central Controller Address Setting
Set the address of this controller.
Only procedure (4) is displayed at initial setting.
(3)
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Installer Setting].
(3) Tap the [Central Controller Address Setting].
(1)
(2)
(4) Tap the address list “00” – “15”.
Note
When 2 or more controllers* are installed in the system, set the address numbers so that the controller addresses
(numbers) are not duplicated.
* Touch Panel Controller, Network Convertor(Group Remote
Controller).
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3-4-3.
Indoor Unit Registration
Register the indoor unit to be controlled by this controller.
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Installer Setting].
(3) Tap the [Indoor Unit Registration].
(3)
(1)
(2)
(4) Select the process from the submenu below.
No.
Item
“Address
Number
Registration”
“Manual
Registration”
Description
Deletes the currently registered indoor units and registers the indoor units in ascending order of address.
.
Registers the indoor units manually without deleting the currently registered indoor units.→
Note
When “Address Number Registration” is performed, the registered address setting will be deleted. In the case of manual registration, the registered address is not deleted.
3-4-3-1.
Address Number Registration
Register the indoor units in the specified refrigerant system range.
(1) Set the item and tap the [Register] button.
3
4
No.
3
4
Item
“Refrigerant
System Range”
“Setting of
Network
Priority Mode”
Registration method
(Checkbox)
“Create a new group automatically.”
Description
Inputs “Refrigerant System Range” to be registered for indoor unit.
[Initial value: - ] Maximum 3 ranges can be set.
Selects from “Priority Mode” or
“Normal”.
“Priority Mode”: Performs the scan by stopping the system.
Selects from “New” or “Add”.
“New”: Deletes the registered indoor unit to register newly.
“Add”: Adds to the registered indoor unit to register.
• When the checkbox is checked, the group of only the newly added indoor unit (R.C.G.) is created. When not checked, the newly added indoor unit does not belong to the group.
• Created group name: Group **
* When some users operate remotely, the left message is displayed. When the [OK] button is tapped, all connections will be disconnected by this operation.
(2)
Register the indoor unit.→ Refer to 3-4-3-3 .
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3-4-3-2.
Manual Registration
Register the indoor unit manually.
(1) Set the item and tap the [Register] button.
3
No.
3
Item
“Refrigerant
Address”
“Indoor Unit
Address”
(Checkbox)
“Create a new group automatically.”
Description
Inputs “Refrigerant Address” to be registered for indoor unit.
[Initial value: 00]
Inputs “Indoor Unit Address” to be registered.
[Initial value: 00]
• When the checkbox is checked, the group of only the newly added indoor unit (R.C.G.) is created.
• When not checked, the newly added indoor unit does not belong to the group.
• Created group name: Group **
(** : Smallest unregistered number of
1 to 50)
(2)
Register the indoor unit.→ Refer to 3-4-3-3 .
3-4-3-3.
Registration
For registration, Confirmation mode and Delete mode are available.
● Confirmation mode
● Delete mode
(1) When R.C.G. is tapped, the indoor unit addresses belonging to R.C.G. are displayed.
(2) There is a [Select (Delete)] button on the Confirmation of
Registration Indoor units screen. When [Select (Delete)] button is tapped, [Delete] button appears and the screen moves to the Delete mode. The registered indoor unit can be deleted by checking the R.C.G..
When R.C.G. is tapped, the checkbox is checked and when the [Delete] button is tapped, the checked R.C.G. can be deleted.
Note
For the Delete mode, even if R.C.G. button is tapped, indoor unit address is not displayed.
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3-4-4.
Temp. Unit Setting
Set the temp. unit to be used by this controller.
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Installer Setting].
(3) Tap the [Temp. Unit Setting].
(1)
(3)
(2)
(4) Tap the temp. unit [ºC] or [ºF].
3-4-5.
Pressure Unit Setting
Set the pressure unit to be used by this controller.
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Installer Setting].
(3) Tap the [Pressure Unit Setting].
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4) Tap the pressure unit [MPa] or [psi].
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3-4-6.
Remote Setting
Perform the network setting for remote control.
(3)
(1)
(2)
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Installer Setting].
(3) Tap the [Remote Setting].
3 4
(4) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
3
4
Item
“Wired LAN”
“Network
Setting”
“User ID” (*)
“Password” (*)
Description
Selects whether LAN connection is used or not.→
Sets the network when LAN connection
.
Sets the user ID (Max. 20 characters) for remote login when LAN connection is used.
The third or later users can be set from the web. Maximum 30 users can be registered. →
.
Sets the user password (Max. 20 characters) for remote login when LAN connection is used. [Initial value: 0000]
(*) Max. 20 alphanumeric characters and symbols
3-4-6-1.
LAN Setting
Select whether LAN connection is used or not.
(1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
Item
LAN Setting
Description
Selects from the followings.
• When LAN connection is not used, select “Disable”.
• When LAN connection is used, select
“Wired LAN”.
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3-4-6-2.
Network Setting
When “Wired LAN” is selected at LAN setting, set the network.
4 5
3
(1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
[Initial value: Addresses are set as shown in the left figure.]
No.
3
4
5
Item Description
“IP Address” (*) Sets “IP address” of this controller.
“Subnet Mask”
(*)
“Default
Gateway” (*)
“Primary DNS”
(*)
“Secondary
DNS” (*)
Sets “Subnet mask” of this controller.
Sets “Default Gateway” of this controller.
Inputs “Primary DNS” (Domain Network
Service) of this controller.
Inputs “Secondary DNS” (Domain
Network Service) of this controller.
(*) [***.***.***.***] (Input 0 to 255 at “***”.)
3-4-6-3.
Indoor Unit Sensor Room Temp. Display Setting
Display the room temp. to the operating indoor unit even if remote controller or option sensor is not used.
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Installer Setting].
(3) Tap the [Indoor unit sensor room temp. display].
(4) Tap the [Enable] or [Disable].
(1) (4)
(3)
(2)
3-4-7.
External Input Setting
Perform the external input setting.
(3)
(1)
(2)
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Installer Setting].
(3) Tap the [External Input Setting].
(4) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
Item
“Operation”
Description
Selects “Operation” for external input.
“Emergency Stop”, “All On/Off”, “Not
Used”
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3-4-8.
Mail Setting
Sets the mail address destination when “Error notification” or “Room temperature notification” is sent.
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Installer Setting].
(3) Tap the [Mail Setting].
(3)
(1)
(2)
3-4-8-1.
Mail Setting
3
4
3
5
(4) Select the setting function.
No.
Item
“Mail Setting”
“Server
Setting”
Description
Performs the mail account setting, etc.
.
Performs the mail server connection setting.→
* After the Server Setting is performed, perform the Mail setting.
(1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
3
“Transmission
Test”
Item
“Error notification”
“Email Address”
Description
Sets “Enable” or “Disable” of mail notification when an error occurs.
Sets the mail address destination when “Error notification” or “Room temperature notification” is sent.
Performs “Transmission test” to send the notification mail.
Transmission result display:
“Failed sending mail.”(*1) / “Mail sent.”
4
5
“Room temperature notification”
(“Lower Limit”)
(*2)
“Room temperature notification”
(“Upper Limit”)
(*2)
Sets the room temperature lower limit for sending a mail.
“Lower limit”: -15.5ºC
Sets the room temperature upper limit for sending a mail.
“Upper limit”: 63.5ºC
(*1) If sending mail is failed, the failure reason of sending is displayed. When a mail server error is displayed in failure reason message, contact the mail server management company. For other messages, check the appropriate settings in this controller.
(*2) For room temperature notification, wired remote controller must be connected to the indoor unit and remote sensor must be enabled.
For the setting method, refer to the remote controller manual.
* If the server setting is not correct, mail is not sent. For details, refer to your mail service.
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3-4-8-2.
Server Setting
3
4
5
6
(1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
4
5
6
Item
“Sender Email
Address”
“Account Name”
“Password”
“SSL”
Description
Inputs sender mail address.
“Outgoing Email
Server Address” Inputs outgoing mail server (SMTP).
3 “Port” Inputs port No. of SMTP.
Inputs account name (in most cases, mail address or the part of mail address before @) for SMTP authentication. (Max. 50 characters)
Inputs the password for SMTP authentication. (Max. 12 characters)
Selects the encryption type according to mail service.
“None”: Does not encrypt.
“SMTP over SSL”: Encrypts all from the beginning and performs SMTP communication.
“STARTTLS”: Starts SMTP communication by clear text at first and encrypts the required part of text from the middle of communication.
* If the server setting is not correct, mail is not sent. For details, refer to your mail service.
3-4-9.
Timer Setting
Set the timer which stops the operation automatically to prevent you from forgetting to turn off.
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Installer Setting].
(3) Tap the [Timer Setting].
(3)
(1)
(2)
6
3 4 5
(4) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
Item
“Auto Off Timer”
“Operation Stop
Time”
3 “Time Range”
4
5
6
“Start Time”
“End Time”
“Registered groups”
Description
Sets “Enable” or “Disable” of the timer.
When “Enable” is selected, to 5 are enabled.
Sets “Operation Stop Time” in
10-minutes unit. [30-240 min]
Selects “Time Range”.
“Range Spec.” / “Continuous”
Sets “Start time”. When “Range Spec.” is selected, this item is enabled.
Sets “End time”. When “Range Spec.” is selected, this item is enabled.
Sets the groups to be controlled.
→ Refer to 2-3-1-1 .
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(When “Operation Stop Time” is selected) (When “Start Time” and “End Time” are selected)
3-4-10. Initialization
Perform the Initialization of this controller.
All registered contents will be deleted and returned to the factory default setting by this function.
Please use this function with great caution.
(1) Tap the MENU button.
(2) Tap the [Installer Setting].
(3) Tap the [Initialization].
(1) (3)
(2)
(4) When initializing this controller, tap the [OK] button.
Wait for a while without turning off the power.
After the initial setting screen appears, set according to the wizard. → Refer to 1-5 .
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4. REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION
[Usage Condition]
Smartphone or Tablet PC
Supported OS:
• Android OS
• iOS
Recommended browser version
Please check the latest supported OS version at Google play or App store.
IE: 11 or later, Chrome: 63 or later, Safari: 11 or later
Android and Google Play are registered trademarks of Google Inc.
App store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
IOS is a trademark or registered trademark of Cisco in the U.S. and other countries and is used under license.
For information on this controller, please refer to the following web site.
www.fujitsu-general.com/global/support/
[Usage Precaution]
● When you use this product, it will become possible to operate the air conditioner from locations where you cannot see it directly. This means that people in the room may be exposed to the unintended operation of the air conditioner. Check the condition of the room before using this product.
• Be sure to check on a regular basis that the power supply to the air conditioner is securely connected, and that dust has not built up in the surrounding area. It may cause heating, or fire.
• Be sure to check in advance that there are no malfunctions of the air conditioner.
• Be sure that the airflow from the air conditioner will not cause any adverse effects.
Objects may fall down causing personal injury, fire, or damage to property.
• If you know that there are people in the vicinity of the air conditioner, inform them in advance that you will be operating and stopping it from a distant location.
Sudden operation or stopping of the air conditioner may surprise a person and cause the person to fall down or tumble if the person is on a stand.
Furthermore, rapid changes in the room temperature may cause deterioration in a person’s physical condition. Do not use this product when there are people in the room who are not able to control the temperature by themselves.
(For example, infants, children, those with physical disabilities, elderly or sick persons.)
• Fully understand the reserved timer settings and other operations before using this product.
Unexpected operation or stopping of the air conditioner may cause deterioration in a person’s physical condition or an adverse effect on animals or plants.
• Frequently check the settings and operating situation of the air conditioner when using this product from a distant location.
Rapid changes in the room temperature may cause deterioration in a person’s physical condition or an adverse effect on animals or plants.
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4-1.
Remote Operation Setting
(1)
(2)
(1) Start a browser and input the web page address in the address field.
(Web page address) https:// [Central Controller IP address]/index.html
(2) Input “Login ID” and “Password”. Select “Language” and tap the [login] button.
(Input “Login ID” and “Password” which are set on the remote setting screen.)
.
(3) Monitoring screen for remote control is displayed.
(3)
4-2. Monitor
4-2-1.
Monitoring screen
[Tablet Screen]
Group Monitor
7 3 4 5 6
R.C.G Monitor
7 4 5 6
(1) Check the checkbox of R.C.G. to be changed for the setting.
No.
3
4
5
6
7
[Operation]
[Off]
[On]
[Icon]
Item
Menu button
“Select All”
[R.C.G. List]
Description
Selects the process.
•
Group Monitor → Refer to 4-2-1
.
• R.C.G Monitor →
.
•
Change Password → Refer to 1-3 .
• Unit display order →
.
• Environment Setting →
.
• Account setting→
(When logged in with the account registered at “Remote Setting”
( →
.
) of main unit or the administrator rights account, this setting is displayed. )
Selects (Checks) all R.C.G..
Displays the list of R.C.G. included in the selected group. (This list is displayed only on “Group Monitor” screen.)
Sets the operation.→ Refer to 4-2-2 .
Sets the selected R.C.G. to Off.
Sets the selected R.C.G. to On.
When even one unit is abnormal in the registered indoor units or outdoor units,
[Error] icon is displayed.
When tapped, the message box showing the abnormal units list is displayed.
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[Smartphone Screen]
3 4 5
4-2-2. Operaion
3 4
5
6
7
(1) Set the item and tap the [Send] button.
No.
“Operation mode”
Item
“Set temp.”
* “Set temp.
[Custom Auto]”
3 “Fan Speed”
4
“Air Flow
Direction”
5
6
“Individual Air
Flow Direction”
[Clear All] button
7
[Send] button
Description
Selects one of “Cool”, “Heat”, “Dry”,
“Fan”, “Auto”, and “Off”. (Selectable mode depends on the indoor unit)
Selects the “Set Temp.” with 0.5ºC (1ºF) in unit. (except when “Fan” or “Off” is selected)
Selects the “Set Temp.” during “Cool” operation and the “Set Temp.” during
“Heat” operation when operation mode is “Custom Auto”. (Applied indoor unit and non-applied outdoor unit cannot be mixed.)
Sets the air volume.
Sets the air flow direction for vertical and horizontal directions.
Sets the individual airflow direction setting.
Resets the screen and returns to the original status.
Sends the setting contents to the
Central Controller.
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4-2-3.
Individual air flow
3
4
5
6
7
4-3.
Change Password
Set the password.
No.
3
4
5
6
7
Item
R.C.Group selection
Indoor unit selection
Comfortable air flow control
Description
Displays the list of selectable R.C.G..
Displays the list of selectable indoor unit.
Sets the comfortable air flow control of selected indoor unit. (When the selected indoor unit does not have the comfortable air flow control setting, this function cannot be operated.)
Displays the icon according to the air flow direction position of selected indoor unit.
Air flow direction position display
Vertical airflow direction selection
Horizontal airflow direction selection
Selects the airflow direction by tapping.
Selects the airflow direction by tapping.
[Send] button
Sends the setting contents to the
Central Controller.
(1) Set the password.
Input the following items and tap the [Setting] button.
Password
New password
3 New password (Confirmation)
4-4. Unit display order
Change the display order of group.
(1) Sort the unit and tap the [Setting] button.
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4-5.
Environment Setting
Set the temp. unit for this system display.
(1) Select [ºC] or [ºF] of temp. unit and tap it.
4-6.
Account Setting
(2)
Maximum 30 accounts can be set. (Up to 10 accounts can be connected at the same time.
(1) Log in with the account registered at Remote Setting of main unit or the administrator rights account. →
(2) Tap the MENU button.
(3) Tap the [Account setting].
(3)
(4) Tap the Add button.
3
4
(4)
(5)
(5) Set the item and tap the [OK] button.
No.
3
4
Item
“User ID”
“Password”
“Type”
“Control Unit
Setting”
Description
Sets the user ID.
Sets the password.
Selects the authority.
Administrator: Controls all groups.
User: Controls only the groups set at
“Controlled Group”.
In addition, account setting cannot be operated.
Selects the group to be controlled when
“User” is set for authority.* (When
“Administrator” is set for authority, this selection is not required.)
* When you operate R.C.G which is not registered to the group, select “Not Registered”.
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5. TROUBLESHOOTING
5-1. Error
When special state occurs in the system, such as when the error or refrigerant leakage occurs in this controller, error contents are displayed at the forefront of the screen. The mail of error contents is sent to the registered mail address for error notification at the same time.
■
Error
When the [Error] button is tapped, the error information (Error message or Refrigerant leakage) is displayed on the screen.
Contact the service department as necessary.
Error display (Indoor unit)
Error display (Outdoor unit)
Error display (Controller)
Error information is displayed. Confirm the error location. (For the error code concerning indoor unit and outdoor unit, refer to the manual of each unit.)
(Indoor unit)
“Error code”
“Address”
“Model Name”
“Group”
“R.C.G”
(Outdoor unit)
“Error code”
“Address”
“Model Name”
“Name” (Fixed to “Outdoor Unit”)
(Controller)
“Error code”
“Address”
“Model Name” (Fixed to “―”)
“Name” (Fixed to “Central Controller”)
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■ Refrigerant leakage
When refrigerant leakage is detected, the following message is displayed at the forefront of the screen. Confirm the error location.
“Refrigerant leakage was detected. Please confirm the situation immediately.”
5-2.
Emergency Stop
The pop-up of emergency stop is displayed in any of the following cases.
5-2-1.
When a signal is received from external input
• When a signal is received from external input, the following message is displayed at the forefront of the screen.
“Operation suspended; The emergency stop has been activated with the emergency input signal from an external device during which the controller cannot be operated.”
• When the release notification is received from external input, release “Emergency Stop”.
5-2-2.
When a signal is received from VRF system
• When a signal is received from VRF system, the following message is displayed at the forefront of the screen.
“Operation suspended; An external signal for emergency stop has been detected from the another VRF device during which the central controller cannot be operated.”
• When the release notification is received from VRF system, release “Emergency Stop”.
5-3. Error Code
For the details or the indoor unit or outdoor unit error when checking the error contents, refer to the error codes in each installation manual.
Error code
161
164
C21
Contents
Communication PCB connection error
Peripheral device network communication error
Communication PCB error
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6. SPECIFICATIONS
Model name
Power source voltage
Power source frequency
Power consumption
Display
External interface
Usage temperature range
Usage humidity range
Storage temperature range
Storage humidity range
Dimensions (H×W×D)
Weight
V
Hz
W
°C (°F)
%
°C (°F)
% mm (in.) g (oz.)
UTY-DCGYZ2, UTY-DCGGZ2
1 ø AC100 - 240
50 / 60
7
Color TFT LCD, 7.0 inch WVGA
Transmission line
External input
External output
Wired LAN (100BASE-TX)
0 to 40 (32 to 104)
0 to 85 (no condensation)
-20 to 70 (-4 to 158)
0 to 85 (no condensation)
134.6×216.2×37.9
(5-5/16×8-1/2×1-1/2)
800 (28.2)
* The liquid crystal panel is manufactured using high precision technology, but there may be 0.01% or less mixing pixels or continuously lighted pixels. This is not a trouble.
216.2 (8-1/2)
Unit: mm (in)
37.9 (1-1/2)
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